Cultural Photography Tours & Trips in Adriatic

Walk the marble streets and gothic palaces inside Dubrovnik's UNESCO-protected Old Town walls on a guided evening tour. Ride from Jelsa to Hvar town along the turquoise Adriatic, passing medieval villages and stone architecture, then stay at Hotel Vis or Hotel Komodor for the night.

Document Croatia's Adriatic coastline from sea level during a kayaking trip beneath Dubrovnik's fortified walls to Betina Cave. Capture ferry views crossing from Orebić to Korčula Island and photograph the catamaran ride to Split. You'll frame Pelješac Peninsula's vineyards, Ston's historic salt pans, and the lush forests surrounding Krka National Park's waterfalls.

Frame shots of Mostar's UNESCO-listed Stari Most, a reconstructed 17th-century Ottoman bridge, and photograph Perast's baroque palaces backed by the Bay of Kotor. Get images of the silver-covered Our Lady of the Rocks church and tour Sarajevo's Tunnel of Hope museum documenting the city's rebuilding.

Private photo tours take you through Dubrovnik's UNESCO walls and Split's Diocletian's Palace, both packed with great shots. You'll photograph baroque details at the Rector's Palace and Franciscan Monastery, then frame Roman columns and medieval lanes in Split's Old Town with a local guide for the day.

Capture Opatija's elegant Austro-Hungarian architecture along the Lungomare promenade, framing grand villas against Kvarner Bay's turquoise waters. You'll have extended free time to photograph Rovinj's cobbled streets and colorful fishing boats, plus Pula's 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheater.

Photograph Ottoman architecture in Sarajevo's Bascarsija, capture the iconic arched silhouette of Mostar's Old Bridge against the Neretva River, and frame St. James Church in the pilgrimage town of Medugorje. You'll document traditional crafts in the Kujundziluk bazaar and see contrasts at Sarajevo's Latin Bridge.

The Ottoman architecture of Sarajevo's Bascarsija bazaar includes the historic Town Hall and Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque. You'll see Mostar's iconic Old Bridge spanning the Neretva River and the traditional crafts of Kujundziluk bazaar. St. James Church in Međugorje is a well-known pilgrimage site, and after visiting you'll reach Split's Adriatic coastline.